Movileni
A two-storey townhouse: kitchen-living room with a stone island downstairs, the master bedroom and two children’s rooms upstairs.
- Type
- Townhouse · 2 floors
- Area
- 110 m²
- Year
- 2025
- Location
- Moldova
- Status
- Design project
- Team
- Evghenii Mihailiuta, Nikita Biletchii, Tatiana Sirovatscaia
Warm wood, boldly veined stone and concealed light — one language across two floors.
Design the interior of a two-storey townhouse so that the ground floor works as a single shared space while the upper floor stays private: a master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and separate rooms for the children, each with its own character.
The ground floor is a kitchen-living room with an island in boldly veined stone, a dining table by the window and a TV wall of oak panels with a backlit insert of textured stone. A staircase with timber treads and concealed lighting leads upstairs to the master bedroom, two children’s rooms and the bathrooms.
The project was delivered as a full set of working drawings: survey plans of both floors, demolition and new partitions, dimensioned furniture layouts, floor and ceiling plans, lighting, sockets and plumbing, wall elevations and drawings for the built-in furniture. The album runs to 51 sheets.
The palette rests on three materials: oak panels, light walls and boldly veined stone, which reappears on the kitchen island and the bathroom vanity tops. The children’s rooms take a different direction: the girl’s room is in powder pink, with an upholstered headboard and a desk by the window; the teenager’s room is in graphite, with neon signs and shelving above the desk.
Five decisions the house is built on
EGGER Oak Kasella panels and a backlit insert of textured stone form the main accent of the living room.
A stone-topped island separates the kitchen from the living room, so you cook facing the family and the window.
Timber treads, a solid balustrade and concealed lighting: the staircase reads as a piece of furniture rather than a structure.
A master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and an armchair by the full-height window, a pink girl’s room and a graphite teenager’s room.
Stone vanity tops with countertop basins, warm-toned tiles and timber panels.
